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I'm not very good at sarcasm, wryness, or double entendre in general, and especially not when talking about music. It would be very fitting when talking about Pavement, but no, I won't even try.
I'll just say that I've loved the band since the mid-nineties, and I know most of their discography by heart, and I saw them live, and I absolutely loved the movie.
It has everything I hoped for. A lot of Pavement music. The surprisingly beautiful and sexy scenes from the stage musical. (Why is it surprising, actually? Pavement's music is sexy in a lot of ways, let's just admit it; the musical just brings it to the front, and it does it VERY tastefully.) Memories of the 1990s' MTV, but shown not in silly, nostalgic way, but as something that could be living and current. Layers upon layers of parody, and they all WORK. There's even some actual chronological narrative (although you probably shouldn't use this movie as a reference in Wikipedia).
Would I enjoy it so much if I weren't a fan of the band? Maybe not, but that's not the right question anyway. The right question is could you do something like this about any other 1990s band? Probably not. So I'd say that if you haven't done it already, it's worth listening to them so you could enjoy this brilliant documentary.
And yes, I think that "documentary" is a correct description. I'm not sure that it will get any Oscars this year, but it will likely be recognized as a milestone in documentary making some day later-just like Pavement's music eventually got what it deserved.
I'll just say that I've loved the band since the mid-nineties, and I know most of their discography by heart, and I saw them live, and I absolutely loved the movie.
It has everything I hoped for. A lot of Pavement music. The surprisingly beautiful and sexy scenes from the stage musical. (Why is it surprising, actually? Pavement's music is sexy in a lot of ways, let's just admit it; the musical just brings it to the front, and it does it VERY tastefully.) Memories of the 1990s' MTV, but shown not in silly, nostalgic way, but as something that could be living and current. Layers upon layers of parody, and they all WORK. There's even some actual chronological narrative (although you probably shouldn't use this movie as a reference in Wikipedia).
Would I enjoy it so much if I weren't a fan of the band? Maybe not, but that's not the right question anyway. The right question is could you do something like this about any other 1990s band? Probably not. So I'd say that if you haven't done it already, it's worth listening to them so you could enjoy this brilliant documentary.
And yes, I think that "documentary" is a correct description. I'm not sure that it will get any Oscars this year, but it will likely be recognized as a milestone in documentary making some day later-just like Pavement's music eventually got what it deserved.
It is an animated movie, but i sat through the whole thing without ever thinking that it's animated.
It is a musical, but i sat through the whole thing without ever thinking that it's a musical (i HATE musicals).
Best of all - don't read any reviews or comments about the movie. Not even this one. That way you'll get the most from this masterpiece, 'cuz ANYTHING that you will read about it will be a spoiler.
But if you insist ...
After loving the penguins (and not much else) in Madagascar, i thought that it won't hurt me to go and see this cute kiddies movie about dancing penguins. What i got is a superb story of love, courage and ambition that made me cry. This is a movie with a strong message and not just an environmental one.
It is not flawless. Some plot lines go unexplored. For example, i didn't understand what exactly is that huge vicious animal that chases Mumble to the Latino penguins. I didn't understand why exactly Mumble looks so different from the rest of his nation. The resolution of the plot is a bit too quick and easy. (Maybe those things will be solved in the DVD.) But there are just enough parts in this movie that are so strong, that all flaws seems unimportant.
This great film is a proof that the animated movie industry is growing up very well.
It is a musical, but i sat through the whole thing without ever thinking that it's a musical (i HATE musicals).
Best of all - don't read any reviews or comments about the movie. Not even this one. That way you'll get the most from this masterpiece, 'cuz ANYTHING that you will read about it will be a spoiler.
But if you insist ...
After loving the penguins (and not much else) in Madagascar, i thought that it won't hurt me to go and see this cute kiddies movie about dancing penguins. What i got is a superb story of love, courage and ambition that made me cry. This is a movie with a strong message and not just an environmental one.
It is not flawless. Some plot lines go unexplored. For example, i didn't understand what exactly is that huge vicious animal that chases Mumble to the Latino penguins. I didn't understand why exactly Mumble looks so different from the rest of his nation. The resolution of the plot is a bit too quick and easy. (Maybe those things will be solved in the DVD.) But there are just enough parts in this movie that are so strong, that all flaws seems unimportant.
This great film is a proof that the animated movie industry is growing up very well.
Not a very good sequel. The first movie was set in a beautiful magical forest and the second one is set in a weird electronic land of transistors and it looks as bad as it sounds. Maria and Mirabela are played by different girls this time and their acting is much more childish. The music, courtesy of Eugen Doga, is still beautiful though. And the animation is still nice. It might be worth watching for having a healthy laugh at Romanian escapism and for the good message of doing something good with your life instead of wasting time, but the plot is too childish and this movie doesn't bring up good nostalgia, like the first "Maria, Mirabela". But hey, little children might enjoy it ...